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Unpopular truth: 90% of AI-generated code is production poison.
We’ve all seen the flashy 30-second demos:
"Watch Claude build an entire SaaS dashboard in one prompt!"
Then you actually look under the hood:
• 8 layers of nested wrappers that break flex layouts
• Inaccessible DOM trees that fail basic screen readers
• Chaotic inline Tailwind classes that make global refactoring impossible
• Zero semantic tokens, so dark/light theme switching becomes a nightmare
AI didn't kill frontend engineering — it just automated the generation of bad spaghetti code.
The real engineering bottleneck in 2026 isn't prompt speed. It's the "cleanup tax" — the 4 hours engineers waste fixing DOM structures, token variables, and a11y standards after an LLM spits out a prototype.
That is why we're building CodoVibe.
Instead of fighting raw AI output, we’re bridging the gap with zero-runtime semantic design tokens, clean React/Next.js layout shells, and deterministic prompt frameworks that force LLMs to output production-grade code on pass one. 100% free for indie builders.
If you use Cursor, Claude, or Copilot daily:
What’s the single most annoying thing you constantly have to rewrite in AI-generated UI?
#BuildInPublic #WebDevelopment #Frontend #React #Nextjs #SoftwareEngineering #IndieDev
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If you’re still refusing to learn AI as a creative in 2026, you’re making your own work unnecessarily difficult.
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Most coming-soon pages just say "soon". I wanted this one to show the whole product. 🚀 🚀 🚀
gopeak.design is the coming-soon site for Peak, an all-in-one WordPress plugin: a visual builder, a motion engine, a CMS and a design system.
The stage
Instead of screenshots, the middle of the page plays the product: 9 features, 43 scenes, 325 frames. I designed every frame in Figma, then built a Figma-to-code pipeline and a React scene engine to play them. Elements morph from frame to frame while the pointer clicks, drags, types and scrolls. All of it is live HTML and CSS, not video, with its own player and speed control.
The details
• The page opens on the Peak mark filled with a liquid WebGL shader that stirs as you move your cursor.
• A waitlist that catches email typos, checks for bots with Cloudflare Turnstile, and sends branded emails.
• A live demo of the real builder, opened by a magic link: a WordPress sandbox where every change is rolled back.
• Desktop, tablet and phone, each designed in Figma first.
The look carries over from the Peak brand identity I shared a few days ago: Parchment and Carbon, Neue Montreal and its Mono, fine hairlines, and Ember used only as a signal.
Stack: Figma · Next.js · React · Claude Code · Tailwind CSS · WebGL · Supabase · Resend · Vercel · Cloudflare · WordPress
See it live → gopeak.design
